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With this scenario in mind, how do you fit in Renegades and Guardians? Renegades could kick off the rebellion, or, they could be unhappy with the new status quo after the rebellion.

I was over the moon about Lego Optimus Prime. As far as I was concerned, Joe Kyde was a crazy mad genius. (After transforming it a few times and having the top fall off in my hands, I may have realized Kyde was actually mortal, but still, I love that thing and I stayed up to order it the first...

I started renovating my study. It'll probably be a long slow process, but when it's done, the broken elliptical will be gone and the funky built-in shelves that a previous owner installed (badly) will be gone. I'll have workbenches that are at a good standing height and I'll have shelves that...

Cyberjets, or Cyberjets-'ish' . . . maybe? I have Jetfire and Hooligan on one of my shelves. These two are fun, and they look great, but they're really wobbly. The others didn't feel safe to transform - I always worried about breaking something.

DVD books would be cool. I use these boxes - some for card backs, tech specs, instructions, and old catalogues, and some for Lego instructions.

Yeah, I was thinking "very happy Dirge."

These? Or was something else out there at one point?

Whoa . . . don't mind me, I'm off to the side making sounds that aren't really words . . .

Yeah, I was going to say that only works with Trypticons. (And maybe Scavengers?)

Sorry, Zac.

This Bugbite reminds me of Drift, at least a little bit.

That's cool. And the feet probably aren't as wobbly as my original one is now.

(checks date) Hmmmm... I still remember when my wife walked in the door and handed me a 20th anniversary Optimus Prime - she saved up for it and hid it in the trunk of her car so I wouldn't find it. Funny how it had a very similar 20th anniversary logo.

I live in the northwest - I try to be a little careful about giving away my hometown, but we have Albertsons and Fred Meyer (owned by Kroger). We have multiple Albertsons, and they have limited selection and high prices. The grocery side of Fred Meyer has the same problem. The clothes are more...

I remember that one!

Oh yeah, I had one of those when I was growing up. ( . . . totally kidding . . . )

Huh. I had no idea that Marty Isenberg was part of both Beast Machines and Animated. Such a different feel between the two series.

Wait, we're supposed to what now?

I'm the guy who wouldn't trade, I'd tack them up like mini posters.